The S&P 500 lost $2.9 trillion in market value after Democrats' "Blue Tsunami" on Tuesday, marking the largest single-day market-cap decline on record.

The S&P 500 lost $2.9 trillion in market value after Democrats' "Blue Tsunami" on Tuesday, marking the largest single-day market-cap decline on record.
Golden State Warriors players struggled to contain their laughter during an unexpected rendition of the national anthem by a gay singer.
American employers added 165,000 jobs in October, exceeding economists' expectations after months of sluggish hiring, although economists warned that the rebound has yet to resolve broader weaknesses facing American workers.
As two Senate seats remain uncalled, the campaign arms for the Republican and Democratic parties are calling on donors to chip in more funds for their candidates to cross the finish line — despite all votes already being cast.
Americans could face another round of price increases on everyday household products as major consumer brands raise prices to offset soaring costs, with one manufacturer reporting an 18% price hike even as customers bought fewer produc
Paris Jackson is demanding accountability from those managing her late father Michael Jackson's estate, challenging what she alleges is a troubling misuse of his fortune.
Bomb threats emailed across Europe this week diverted more than a dozen flights and emptied the newsroom of Ireland's national broadcaster.
Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul has pinned the GOP's midterm bloodbath on mounting economic pressures facing Americans, including the Iran War.
John D. "Jay" Rockefeller IV, a former Democratic U.S. senator and governor of West Virginia and a member of one of the nation's most famous and wealthiest families, died Friday at his Washington, D.C., home at 89.
Australian gun owners are handing over their firearms in a "buyback" that commenced Monday, according to media reports.
A 19-year-old Democrat was swept into office during Tuesday's blue tsunami to become Clerk of the Superior Court for Maricopa County, Arizona — which received national attention during the 2020 election.
Wall Street suffered its worst selloff since April 2025 Thursday when fears of a slowdown in America's artificial intelligence boom sent technology stocks plunging and wiped out the previous day's post-election gains.
